On The Road With Jolkona In South America: ADCAM – Its Beginning And Its Future
Note from the editor: this post was written by Jolkona volunteer Zanoon Nissar, sent all the way from Manuas, Brazil. Our second …
Note from the editor: this post was written by Jolkona volunteer Zanoon Nissar, sent all the way from Manuas, Brazil. Our second …
Note from the editor: this post was written from South America by stalwart Jolkona volunteer, Pavan Potaraju. Background of Favelas In 1970’s, …
The voice of literature in culture Like many other people I’m sure, one of my very favorite books of all time is …
Earlier in the series, we featured Tim McMullen: Bill the Butcher’s Director of Operations. When we met with him at the …
Tomorrow, November 19th, is World Toilet Day. This is not nearly as lighthearted as it sounds; it is a day of reflection on sanitation, disease, and …
Remembering Tohoku Here at Jolkona, we’re reflecting on TÅhoku– Japan is still suffering. It has only been half a year since the …
Note from the Editor: This is a guest post written by Steve Schwartz, Director of Strategy & Operations for one of Jolkona’s …
Note from the Editor: This is a guest post written by Steve Schwartz, Director of Strategy & Operations for one of Jolkona’s …
To celebrate International Literacy Day, here’s a post written by Katie Murray at Barakat, one of our nonprofit partners, about the work …
A former resident of Jubilee Women’s Center For those of us who have stable housing, we probably don’t worry too much about …
James Dunn teaching aspiring entrepreneurs at Washington C.A.S.H.’s business development training. “Hope is not a business plan,” instructor James Dunn told 18 …
About three weeks ago, I walked into a room with a bench on one side and a desk on the other. There …
On December 30th, 2010, while many of us on the Jolkona team were visiting some of our partners in Africa, the Seattle …
When we announced the MatchED Campaign, we had a big goal ahead of us – raise $5,000 in donations for education projects …
Did you know that there are 115 million children around the world without primary education? And that 61.5 million of them are …